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Penn State wavers on funding for Center for Racial Justice, a key commitment after 2020 protests - Vimarsana News

Penn State wavers on funding for Center for Racial Justice, a key commitment after 2020 protests

Penn State told faculty last month the university didn't allocate funding for the Center for Racial Justice, once deemed “just the beginning” of racial justice initiatives.

Source: mcall.com
Business gets occupancy certificate after conflict - Vimarsana News

Business gets occupancy certificate after conflict

Jefferson City issued the owner of 311 Bolivar St. a certificate of occupancy this week, which certifies the business has met all of its required building codes.

Amid budget crunch, Penn State trustees spent nearly $318,000 on meals, lodging, and more for meetings - Vimarsana News

Amid budget crunch, Penn State trustees spent nearly $318,000 on meals, lodging, and more for meetings

While it’s common for boards to cover the cost of doing business, details of the spending come as the university raises tuition and slashes spending to overcome a $127 million budget deficit.

Amid budget crunch, Penn State trustees spent nearly $318,000 on meals, lodging, and more for meetings - Vimarsana News

Amid budget crunch, Penn State trustees spent nearly $318,000 on meals, lodging, and more for meetings

While it’s common for boards to cover the cost of doing business, details of the spending come as the university raises tuition and slashes spending to overcome a $127 million budget deficit.

Source: mcall.com
Amid budget crunch, Penn State trustees spent nearly $318,000 on meals, lodging, and more for meetings - Vimarsana News

Amid budget crunch, Penn State trustees spent nearly $318,000 on meals, lodging, and more for meetings

While it’s common for boards to cover the cost of doing business, details of the spending come as the university raises tuition and slashes spending to overcome a $127 million budget deficit.

Source: wpsu.org